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Crossing state lines, leaving a trail of blood with each stop, Dwayne Foote and Darla-Jean Stanton have become notorious outlaws of the American South. Having filmed the majority of their crimes, the evidence of their multiple murders and robberies rests in a missing cassette known as Video X. This comment on America's thirst for blood and realism sends a film crew out in search of this horrific video, uncovering numerous crime scenes along the way.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case
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Tromaville`s Little Belgium comes under siege from flesh-eating zombies in PARTS OF THE FAMILY.
A crazed criminal robs a bank and gets more than he bargained for when one of his hostages, a curvacious Swedish girl, develops a taste for human flesh. Chaos and carnage ensue, porn star Ron Jeremy makes a surprise appearance, and plenty of dismembered limbs and other bloody delights litter the screen. Adding to the on-screen eccentricities, there are two different versions of the film included here, which have the same story but are shot by different directors.
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GOTH, another fine offering from Brain Damage Films, looks at the dark underbelly of the gothic subculture in Los Angeles. When two goth teenagers meet a mysterious stranger, she takes them on a violent and depraved journey.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAdditional Release Material: Interviews Behind-the-Scenes Footage Audio Commentary - Director Deleted Scenes Blooper Reel Music Video TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Selection Interactive MenusText/Photo Galleries: Photo Gallery
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This brutal film is a cult favorite of 70s horror fans, set during the witch-hunting craze in 18th Century Austria, and it remains controversial in many ways. Scriptwriter Adrian Hoven was replaced as director by Michael Armstrong before the film was in production. Armstrong was subsequently fired from his position after reworking much of the script and allegedly experimenting with drugs while on the job. Though uncredited, Hoven is rumored to have directed as much as 60% of the film. The film itself is a gratuitous feast of skin, sin, and ultra-violence, accompanying the opening credits with the brutal rape of a wagonful of nuns. The rapists happen to be the local witch-hunters, led by Albino (Reggie Nalder), who spearheads a number of atrocities before the innocent witch-hunter-in-training Baron Christian (Udo Kier) stumbles upon him mid-rape/murder of a servant girl, Vanessa. Christian's compassion for Vanessa enrages his mentor Count Cumberland, disillusioning poor Christian, who begins to see that the witch hunts are merely an excuse to steal the people's land and rape beautiful, buxom women. He leads the townspeople to revolt, but ultimately fails in his efforts, as Cumberland escapes and his people turn on him. Various subplots based on actual historical accounts of the time include puppeteers accused of witchcraft for their masterful control of marionettes, and a woman who suffers at the hands of a bishop she has accused of rape. Creative camera shots, extravagant sets and an excellent score accompany this orgy of viscous torture and cruelty.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep Case
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Capable of symbolizing everything from political turmoil to the fear of mortality, zombies continue to hold metaphoric sway in the world of horror cinema.
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